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Following the release of her new self-titled solo album, St. Vincent, Annie Clark stopped by The Colbert Report to chat and perform “Digital Witness” and “Birth In Reverse.” -
Pink Martini and The Von Trapps to Sing a Little Song from 'Dream a Little Dream' at Symphony Center in Chicago
Pink Martini will return to Symphony Center in Chicago on March 7 at 8:00 p.m., with special guests The von Trapps, the great-grandchildren of the famous 'Sound of Music' family. Together they will sing classic songs and selections from their latest album, 'Dream a Little Dream.' -
Tech Talk: Korg and ARP Team Up for Re-Release of Famous 1972 "Odyssey" Analog Synthesizer
That 1970s ARP classic, the Odyssey, will get a "faithful" reboot by the company this fall, and that leaves us techies on the edge of our laptops. -
UPDATE: Kirill Karabits, Bournemouth Principal Conductor, Lashes Out Against Russian Influence in Ukraine
"My mother and sister live in the centre of Kiev and now I've been watching what's happening there almost 24 hours a day on television. I never imagined that one day things would go so far that people would be killing each other in the central square of my capital city." - Kirill Karabits -
Tim Lambesis of As I Lay Dying pleads guilty to murder-for-hire charges
Nearly a year after being arrested, As I Lay Dying vocalist Tim Lambesis has pleaded guilty to the charges of murder-for-hire. The performer faces up to none years in prison and up to $10,000 in fines. -
So Long, Farewell: Maria von Trapp Dies at 99, Last Surviving Member of Family Portrayed in ‘The Sound of Music’
Maria von Trapp, a member of the von Trapp family of Austria who inspired the musical 'The Sound of Music,' has died at the age of 99. She was one of the seven children of Baron Georg von Trapp who were portrayed in the movie musical. -
I Ain't Afraid of No Ghost: Remembering Harold Ramis...or Dr. Egon Spengler in 'Ghostbusters'
While Ramis wore many hats as an actor and writer (Stripes, Caddyshack, National Lampoon's Vacation and Groundhog Day, to name a few), his most famous persona came as the geek Ghostbuster, Egon Spengler. -
Kanye West stops by Late Night with Seth Meyers to chat and perform a career-spanning medley [WATCH]
Kanye West stopped by the second episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers to perform a career-spanning medley featuring "Jesus Walks," "Touch the Sky," "Stronger," "Heartless," "All of the Lights," "Mercy" and "Black Skinhead." -
EXCLUSIVE Q&A with Methodic Doubt's Kris Dirksen on scoring Cinemax series 'Banshee' and more on music composition in TV, movies and video gaming
Cinemax’s hit show Banshee is one of the darkest, most exciting series on television today. The music of the show is clearly part of the draw and expression that keeps viewers coming back each week, resulting in a recent third season confirmation from Cinemax. Kris Dirksen of Methodic Doubt, the musical team behind Banshee’s score and main theme, took some time to answer a few of our questions about the show and his experience in the scoring industry. -
Tegan & Sara announce extensive North American Tour for Summer 2014 [FULL SCHEDULE]
Everything is awesome!! Tegan & Sara are hitting the road this summer. Everything is awesome!! Tegan & Sara are hitting the road this summer. Riding on the continued success of their January 2013 album Heartthrob, the twin sisterly duo have announced a string of headlining gigs for March through September 2014. -
Pharrell Williams streams his upcoming album, 'G I R L,' a week early [LISTEN]
Pharrell Williams is streaming his upcoming album, G I R L, a week early via iTunes. Packed with guest artists, the 10-track effort is William's first new solo album in eight years. -
See which band is distinctly popular in your state [MAP]
Curious what your state's favored band is? Paul Lamere, Director of Developer Platform at The Echo Nest has created a map that uses data from Spotify and other data services to compare music preferences by region, state and across the country as a whole, according to Digital Music News. He compared which artists were uniquely popular in different areas.
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